Tyler Lacy has been sharing snaps with Robertson-Harris as the Jaguars transitioned from a 3-4 to a 4-3 defense under new defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen. This change has affected Robertson-Harris's playing time, highlighting the competition among the interior defensive linemen, including Lacy.

Tyler Lacy was listed as inactive for the Jaguars' game against the Bears, contributing to the team's defensive lineup challenges.

Tyler Lacy is listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Cleveland Browns due to a toe injury. He participated in limited practices as the week progressed, indicating a possibility of playing despite the injury.

Tyler Lacy played 24 snaps, contributing 34% of the defensive plays. This usage reflects the Jaguars' strategy of utilizing a rotation on the defensive line, allowing for fresher legs throughout the game. His involvement indicates a broader effort to incorporate multiple players into the defensive scheme, which contrasts with previous seasons where fewer linemen would see substantial playing time.

Tyler Lacy is part of the Jaguars' defensive line, contributing to a squad that includes a total of 11 defensive linemen. As the team moves forward, the configuration of the defensive line may be subject to change, reflecting a deep rotation in Ryan Nielsen's defensive scheme.